can this be used to transfer photos from one mac to another mac?
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The cord will work but before purchasing it, Apple has a built in application that allows you to transfer files from one mac to another. The application is called Migration Assistant and can be found by clicking on the Finder Icon, then Applications, then Utilities - Migration Assistant is under Utilities. It is easy to use and good directions. I have a wireless home network and can move files from one mac to another without the use of any type of cord hook up. Hope this helps.
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The cord will work but before purchasing it, Apple has a built in application that allows you to transfer files from one mac to another. The application is called Migration Assistant and can be found by clicking on the Finder Icon, then Applications, then Utilities - Migration Assistant is under Utilities. It is easy to use and good directions. I have a wireless home network and can move files from one mac to another without the use of any type of cord hook up.Hope this helps.
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No DO NOT BUY THIS. The one they sent me only worked for old computers that had Windows Vista. The company selling these got stuck with a bunch of useless Vista cables so they are lying to try to sell them. When i demanded a refund, Amazon complied and told me not to even bother sending the cable back, that's how bad it was
19290
I have never tried it with a Mac. It does work well on a Windows to Windows platform.
1300504
This is just a blind stab in the dark, but since this device uses a flash memory card, it seems to me there must be a USB card reader that you could plug into your Mac, that you could then use to transfer the data directly to your desktop? Like I do with my cameras card? Hope this helps.
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Yes it can. I am using a MacBook Air and it works fine. It is faster to transfer files from the Drive to the computer then from the computer to the drive, but it is not too bad.
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I have recently used it to backup all my photos and iTunes music from my Mac. But it comes setup for windows and has to be reformatted for a Mac. Not sure if you would lose your data.
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Not really. It's only used for Time Machine backups and is connected to the 27-inch Apple Thunderbolt display. That leaves 2 thunderbolt ports on the MacBook itself iof we need to connect other items.
400214
Yes, since it has a USB interface. Just go to Applications>Image Capture on your Mac and it'll sync up.
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You can transfer your photos from the T200 to your mac via iPhoto. The memory card from the camera also shows up in your desktop so you can drag and drop photos from the card to any folder you like. Hope this helps
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I have no clue as I merely used the SD card to transfer the images to a Macbook Pro. Sorry that I could not be of any assistance with your question.
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This can't be connected directly to your Mac. It is only accessible on the network via Ethernet or WiFi (a/b/g/n/ac). That said, it is pretty fast for what it is, but if you're looking for an external drive specifically for photo work, you might want something that connects directly via USB 3 or thunderbolt.
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Yes just take the sd card out of the camara and insert the sd card into the iMac (2010 and newer). You can use iPhoto or image capture to import the photos into your Mac. Also alternatively use the USB cable that came with your camera if your Mac does not have an sd card reader, make sure your camera is on so the Mac can reconize it! Good luck
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We use it for my iPhoto drive, as I have so many pictures I do not have enough space on my MacBook Pro.Is this what you meant?
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Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac. Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty card...http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/8201649400.html
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No, I don't think you can. These drives are usually either for a Mac or PC and not interchangeable. I don't know of any that you could use for the purpose you want. Have you looked into something like Carbonite? There are others like this out there. This is a remote program to store your files and then you can get them from anywhere. You could look into this. It takes quite a while to save your files initially but then works in the background after that. Congrats for switching to a Mac. There is a learning curve but I'm sure, in the end, you will be glad you did!
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I cannot answer your question since I am not familiar with a mac. Good luck.
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It worked for me. I transferred files from an old PC laptop to my MacBook but it took some effort to figure it out. I have since found an easier (and free) way to do this. Your Mac has a built in application called Migration Assistant. It can be found by clicking on the Finder icon, then click on Applications. You'll then go to Utilities and that's where you'll find Migration Assistant. Very easy to follow steps and it walks you right through them. You gotta love the Apple geniuses.
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If you're asking if you can transfer pictures from a PC to a mac. the answer is yes. The only problem you'll have is if you have put text into the picture. If you don't have the same font, it will have to be replaced.
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No, it won't the software for the wi-fi transfer is for Windows machines only. I'm in the same situation as you and was shocked and upset to find that Canon won't spring for a software app for the Mac.